As an autism parent, self-care may feel like a luxury. You’re busy supporting your neurodivergent child and taking care of your other responsibilities, there’s little time for much else. But lately, you feel burnt out and overwhelmed. You know you should be taking better care of yourself, yet you never do.…
My blog is all about neurodiversity. I have written many blog series on different aspects of neurodiversity, such as social skills in the workplace, women with autism, and navigating college on the spectrum. You're welcome to visit my list of blog series to find the blog series that interest you most.
Why It’s So Hard To Ask For Help When You’re On The Autism Spectrum
As a neurodivergent individual, asking for help can be frightening. Throughout your life you may have reached out to others for help, only to be shut down, misunderstood, or invalidated. Or perhaps, the people in your life have tried to help you, but the advice they offer is not neurotypical and therefore, not necessarily appropriate for someone on the autism spectrum.…
Autistic Burnout in the Workplace
Lately, we’ve had lots of clients tell us that they’re struggling at work. They’re having a hard time paying attention and completing tasks, they feel restless or distracted, they dread going to work in the morning, and overall they feel irritable. These are all signs of burnout.
Professional burnout makes life extremely challenging.…
Neurodiverse Adults: Re-Entry for Working Professionals
It seems like just yesterday you were being told to quarantine and work from home. Now, the world is slowly returning to normal and many professionals are returning to work. Although many adults are looking forward to going back to the office, some are totally dreading it. For neurodiverse adults, the idea of transitioning to work may feel extremely overwhelming.…
Autism and Anxiety: Re-Entry Into the Classroom This Fall
You’re getting ready to go back to in-person school after more than a year of non-traditional learning. Whether it was online learning, hybrid learning, or navigating complicated COVID protocol, it was a difficult year. You just got used to your COVID lifestyle and now you have to pivot and change course again because life is slowly returning to “normal.”…
Dr. Oswald Shares Why She Created the E-Learning Community “Neurodiversity School”
As a therapist and a researcher who has spent years learning about Neurodiversity, I felt compelled to do something about the profound lack of autism resources in certain areas across our country and across the world. I felt myself becoming saddened and frustrated that I could only do so much by offering autism therapy in California and this blog.…
Autism and LGBTQ Allyship
Ally (noun) to side with or support.
One of the things I admire most about individuals with autism is their profound sense of right and wrong. It’s common for neurodivergent individuals to stand up for what’s right and defend it passionately. This is what makes them such amazing allies and social justice advocates.…
The Double Minority Effect: The Struggles of Identifying as Autistic and LGBTQIA+
Finding Your Community: Working Professional with Autism
Finding Your Community: Women with Autism
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